[maemo-developers] [maemo-developers] Tips for making an application installer package
From: Neil Jerram neil at ossau.uklinux.netDate: Fri Mar 10 00:46:40 EET 2006
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"Kasper Souren" <kasper.souren at gmail.com> writes: > Does anyone have a similar method for Python? > I*d like to create a package for MaemoDict. > And, would it be okay to include dictd in the package, or is it better to > point people to the official Debian arm package? (With apologies for the late reply...) IMO relying on official Debian arm packages is a poor substitute for a proper 770 application installer package. I'd like to minimize the actions I take that require root. (On the other hand, if an official arm package had (i) no postinst or prerm scripts, and (ii) no internal hardcoding of its install location, and (iii) no dependencies except "maemo", it should Just Work as a 770 package. Someone who knows dpkg-deb could probably write a script to check (i) and (ii), and fix up (iii), such that a 770 package could sometimes be created automatically from an official arm package.) Neil
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